"Are you his aunt?"

Translation: Jesteś jego ciocią?

[zat0ich1]

Would "jesteście jego ciocią?" be the polite form here? It isn't accepted if it is the polite form.

[Jellei]

No, plural 'you' is not used to address a single person in Polish (unlike Russian, for example).

The polite version will be "(Czy) pani jest jego ciocią?"

[zat0ich1]

Makes sense. I forgot for a moment about pan and pani (my brain was in Russian mode). Thanks for the explanation.

[AlanGair]

I tried czy pani jego ciocia (i forgot the ą) it was not accepted

[AlanGair]

Your full answer is accepted so can you not miss out jest here?

[SinaSabet28]

What's the difference between "ciocia" and "ciotka?"

[Jellei]

"ciotka" is a more formal word. To me it kinda sounds like an aunt you don't like.

[Petra435935]

Perhaps 'cioca' is best translated as Aunty, and 'ciotka' is Aunty?

[Renoized]

I was marked as correct for "ciocia", but is this not technically wrong as it should be instrumental?

[PonyDesu]

It should, but it seems that Duolingo can't distinguish ą and a.

[israellai]

It sometimes does and sometimes doesn't...

[Bob20020]

Does "jego" change to accomadate the noun?

[Jellei]

"jego" as "his" will not change.